Check out some updates in the Columbus food scene, like new restaurants, business expansions and recent closures.

More than 133,000 people have initiated claims to get their unclaimed funds in the weeks since Ohio lawmakers initially suggested using those dollars to help finance the new Cleveland Browns ...

The pause President Donald Trump put on sweeping tariffs is due to end July 9 and when it does, Ohioans can expect higher prices at the cash register, according to a survey conducted by the ...

The year has certainly flown by so far, and we’re way overdue for another installment of our construction roundup series. So here’s a quick update from development sites all over town. For ...

According to the parade’s website, “The Doo Dah Parade in Columbus, Ohio, is a celebration of life, liberty and the pursuit of literary lunacy. The one-day satirical party features a one-of-a ...

Bobby Jo’s Pizza will open in August inside Donerick’s Pub at 5225 N. High St. Located in the Sharon Heights neighborhood just North of Clintonville, this will be the pop-up pizzeria’s first ...

The long and convoluted state budget process finally came to a close earlier this week after Governor Mike DeWine signed the bill into law late Monday evening. Before he signed it, though, the ...

German Village’s Chapman’s Eat Market is coming to an end this summer.

If the heat doesn’t get under your skin, maybe this will: 2025 is half over! What? I guess we should get those Christmas decorations down. But it has been quite a year already in terms of movies.

Marino’s Seafood Fish & Chips served its final meal last week, but another seafood restaurant will soon take its place.

On Monday evening, Columbus City Council threw a lifeline to embattled Franklinton drop-in center Sanctuary Night as it works to fulfill the requirements of a Franklin County Municipal Court order.